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Breed: Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Age: 25
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Color: Bay w/ blaze; R Rear Sock
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If you're looking for a horse with a heart of gold, Maggie may be your perfect match. This sweet 25-year-old Quarter Horse mare absolutely adores people and never turns down an opportunity for scratches, pets, and quality time with her favorite humans.
Maggie has an old injury that prevents her from being ridden, but don't let that fool you—she has so much life, love, and companionship left to give. She would make an incredible pasture companion for someone looking for a horse that simply enjoys being loved.
One thing Maggie loves even more than people is her best friend, Remy. These two have formed a special bond, and we'd love to see them find a forever home together where they can continue enjoying life side by side.
Whether she's greeting you at the gate, soaking up attention, or relaxing with Remy in the pasture, Maggie reminds us that some of the very best horses don't need a saddle to change someone's life.
Breed: Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Age: 25
Height:
Color: Bay w/ blaze; R Rear Sock
Temperament:
Handler Experience:
Background
If you're looking for a horse with a heart of gold, Maggie may be your perfect match. This sweet 25-year-old Quarter Horse mare absolutely adores people and never turns down an opportunity for scratches, pets, and quality time with her favorite humans.
Maggie has an old injury that prevents her from being ridden, but don't let that fool you—she has so much life, love, and companionship left to give. She would make an incredible pasture companion for someone looking for a horse that simply enjoys being loved.
One thing Maggie loves even more than people is her best friend, Remy. These two have formed a special bond, and we'd love to see them find a forever home together where they can continue enjoying life side by side.
Whether she's greeting you at the gate, soaking up attention, or relaxing with Remy in the pasture, Maggie reminds us that some of the very best horses don't need a saddle to change someone's life.